Real Science-4-Kids

Science Book 5

$92.00

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Science Book 5

Science Book 5 is the first volume in the Real Science-4-Kids Middle School Series, and it sets the stage for a deeper, more rigorous exploration of real science—starting exactly where it should: with atoms.

Unlike traditional programs that postpone core concepts, RS4K uses an atoms-first learning progression to introduce students to the real building blocks of science right away. Students begin with atomic theory, chemical bonding, and molecular structure, then spiral outward into biology, physics, geology, and astronomy with increasing depth. This approach empowers students to think critically, make connections across disciplines, and develop a strong conceptual foundation that prepares them for high school and college-level science, especially Chemistry 1.

With 22 chapters across five major disciplines, this year-long curriculum combines scientific modeling, hands-on thinking, and real-world relevance to help learners understand science—not just memorize it.

What Students Learn:

  • Chemistry: Atomic theory, chemical bonding, and reaction types—presented through models that clarify how atoms interact to form new substances.
  • Biology: The chemistry of life, including biomolecules, metabolism, cell types, and viruses, with an emphasis on structure and function.
  • Physics: The nature of force, work, and energy—plus how energy is stored, transferred, and conserved in real-world systems.
  • Geology: Earth's structure, including its layers, rocks, minerals, and plate tectonics, as well as how we interpret geological data.
  • Astronomy: Planetary motion, the role of the sun and moon, and how scientists develop and revise models of the cosmos.

What’s Included:

📕 Print Book:

  • Student Textbook (hardcover) – Vibrant, full-color with in-depth yet accessible scientific content. Shipped to you.

💻 Digital Downloads:

  • Lesson Plan – A week-by-week guide to effectively structure the year.

  • Study Notebook – Helps students process, summarize, and personalize what they’ve learned.

  • Quizzes – Printable assessments that check understanding and retention after each unit.

Whether you're using this book in a homeschool, co-op, or classroom, Science Book 5 provides the clear, structured entry point into serious science learning. Backed by the RS4K method—atoms first, spiral learning, and real-world relevance—it equips middle school students with the mindset and tools of real scientists, right from the start.

View a sample (includes student pages, lesson plan, and notebook pages).

Atoms Matter

We connect the concept of matter to atoms and molecules. And we make it easy. Students learn authentic vocabulary that are connected to real science concepts building their science literacy

Hands-On Activities

Head over to our Experiment Hub to review, download, and print any of our free activites that interests your child. And we have more than just experiments! Student can go on a secret mission, engage in a debate, solve a problem, or complete a challenge.

Learning Science Simplified

Start with a Single Chapter

Once you have Book 5, your child can start learning right away by beginning with Chapter 1. Learning science is straightforward and easy with our books. There's no need for an internet connection or any subscriptions—your child will have the book to keep forever.

Pick an Experiment

Explore a wide range of activities, including experiments, secret missions, designed challenges and more. Each project is crafted to be engaging and informative. Ideal for curious young minds.

Encourage Play

Encourage your child to engage in play as part of learning science. Science is about testing, trying, and tinkering. This hands-on exploration builds problem-solving skills and fosters a love for learning.

Start with a Single Chapter
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Encourage Play

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